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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer instructed the National Security Council to develop a plan for broader support for Ukraine.
The armed formations of the so-called PMR have begun to mount anti-drone "braziers" on their old T-64BV tanks.
Germany, despite its promise, was unable to buy an additional IRIS-T SLM battery for Ukraine due to lack of funds.
The British Army has begun training flights with its Watchkeeper WK450 tactical unmanned aerial vehicle over the skies of Pärnu and Western Estonia.
Last week, Bulgaria's parliament ratified the government's proposal to purchase long-range air defence systems and six medium-range IRIS-T systems from Germany in stages.
Estonia will launch its own ammunition production on the territory of the Emari military camp no later than next year.
China is concerned that the Typhon medium-range missile system was deployed during joint US-Philippine exercises.
Italy has received US permission to purchase MQ-9 Reaper drones from General Atomics.
A video from Inguar Defence shows the Ukrainian Azov Brigade testing new Ukrainian armoured vehicles, the Inguar-3.
According to job postings on job sites, the military is looking for people to dig fortifications in the Kursk border area.
Swedish Defence Minister Paul Johnson said that his country would change its approach to military assistance to Ukraine by setting up production facilities on its territory.
Information about this appeared on the website of the US Department of State. We are talking about 600 missiles for the Patriot surface-to-air missile system. The approximate value of the contract will be $5bn. In addition to the missiles, Germany is also to receive related equipment.
The information was shared by Politico, citing its sources. The report said that the USA started considering such a possibility after the AFU's successes in Kursk Region. However, the final decision on the transfer of missiles has not been made yet.
German General Christian Freuding gave an interview in which he revealed a list of weapons that Germany plans to transfer to Ukraine by the end of 2024.
This was announced by Latvian Defence Minister Andris Spruds on Twitter. The new aid package will include about 500 drones. By the way, Latvia has previously transferred the same number of UAVs to Ukraine.
